Criminal
Aug. 11, 2020
DAs object to state prisoners’ release without victim notification
Prosecutors are becoming concerned that the way in which prison officials are releasing inmates violates a constitutional right, Marsy’s Law.
With 8,000 state prisoners expected to be released by the end of August, prosecutors across California say some victims are being denied their constitutional right to be notified and be heard.
The releases are in the interest of public health at a time when the coronavirus is spreading in correctional facilities, according to state officials. However, prosecutors are becoming concerned that the way in which prison officials are rele...
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